JoeNr76

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   by JoeNr76 7y ago

   Wait, what? Ideally, citing your sources should be done without being asked. And, when asked, people want to know which sources you have used, not the ones they can find for themselves. So even if you think it's common knowledge, we wa
2. 32.▲
   by JoeNr76 7y ago

   I think you should check your irony meter.
3. 33.▲
   by JoeNr76 7y ago

   Point me in my remark where I said that they are harmful. I was answering the question what the syntactic sugar was.
4. 34.▲
   by JoeNr76 7y ago

   The syntactic sugar here is that map and parseInt can be called without specifying all parameters. (But, since JS has no function overloading, it's the same function you're calling.)
5. 35.▲
   by JoeNr76 9y ago

   Well, open mindedness needs to come from both sides. Being told you're wrong is still part of rational discourse. Conservatives are just not used to be argued with, that's the problem.
6. 36.▲
   by JoeNr76 9y ago

   How are you going to bring about diversity of political thought? Quotas? Positive discrimination? Stiffing liberal political speech? The marketplace of ideas is against you: deal with it, or turn to 'liberal' solutions :p
7. 37.▲
   by JoeNr76 9y ago

   So basically Thiel is crying and running away because he now gets a little taste of what is means to be a minority? Ha!
8. 38.▲
   by JoeNr76 9y ago

   I never was a fan of TDD, until I saw this talk by Ian Cooper: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/tdd-original The whole idea of testing functions and/or classes separately means tightly coupling your test code t